KPIX KPIX 5 News At 600PM July 14, 2024
By the slimmest of margins with the bullhorn inside his skull near dangerous blood vessels hes here to tell the story. It went up instead of back. This dr. And internal medical doctor agrees. If that horn wouldve gone a few millimeters lower, it would affect the carotid artery and could have hit the jugular. There are so many structures both nerves, vessels, arteries that would be lifethreatening and life ending actually. The doctor says because he is already up and talking in bed and seemingly doing okay, he probably will have no long term side effects and will heal quickly from the puncture ...